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Ph "La simmetria del caos" by @saayawolf ©

[*] Winona Ryder

I fondali riflettono le stelle,

Io mi cerco la.

Here it is - My 2025 end of year self-portrait ✨

Happy New Year everyone, we did it. 🍾

Dear Stranger, I am an artist working on a photographic project which involves people I do not know… I would like to take a photograph of you standing in your front room from the street in the evening (…) A camera will be set outside the window on the street. If you do not mind being photographed, please stand in the room and look into the camera through the window for 10 minutes on (date and time)…I will take your picture and then leave…we will remain strangers to each other…If you do not want to get involved, please simply draw your curtains to show your refusal…I really hope to see you from the window.

What led me to do those pieces were the situations that I just happened to be in—situations where I was in a foreign country as a stranger, feeling a sense of alienation, or estrangement’, the artist explains in an interview with photographer Takashi Homma. It was cultural practices that could potentially seem disconcerting that aroused the photographer’s interest and gave rise to this project. ‘For example, in England, most of the buildings had windows facing the street, and people tended to leave their curtains open at night, so I could see inside as I walked through the streets’,

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La única fotografía existente de Van Gogh y Gauguin juntos. Fue tomada en Montmartre en 1887. Desde la izquierda, el segundo es Emile Bernard; a su lado Van Gogh sentado con pipa, de pie André Antoine fundador del Teatro Libre de París y en el extremo derecho Paul Gauguin. ‎Esta foto fue encontrada por Serge Plantureux en los archivos provenientes del librero-editor Ronald Davis, proveedor oficial de la familia Rothschild.

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L'unica fotografia esistente di Van Gogh e Gauguin insieme. È stata scattata a Montmartre nel 1887. Da sinistra, il secondo è Emile Bernard, accanto a lui Van Gogh seduto con la pipa, in piedi André Antoine, fondatore del Théâtre Libre di Parigi, e all'estrema destra Paul Gauguin. Questa foto è stata trovata da Serge Plantureux negli archivi del libraio-editore Ronald Davis, fornitore ufficiale della famiglia Rothschild.

Proverai a stare al mio fianco finché qualcosa ci separi

Capirai che niente è come lo sognavi

Scapperai perché un legame fa paura